M.I.A. Samples The Lion King in "OLA," New Song About Immigration

She also tells pirates to distribute the song before "Disney shut it down!"

M.I.A. takes on Disney with her newest song, "OLA," but apparently without permission from The Mouse.

In the track, released Thursday, the 40-year-old British rapper raps about U.S. immigration, a controversial topic that has become a major issue in the campaigns of the 2016 presidential candidates.

The song contains bits of "The Circle of Life" from Disney's 1994 movie The Lion King.

"Pirates! Throw that s--t on DJ sites WORLDWIDE no borders - b 4 Disney shut it down!" M.I.A. wrote on Twitter Thursday.

Sample lyrics include, "At the border I see the patroller cruising past in their car / Creeping in my socks and slippers, Mexicans say "hola!" / At the border I see the patroller cruising past in their car / Hiding in my Toyota Corolla / everybody say "Y.A.L.A.!"

"OLA" later transitions into another song, "Foreign Friend," which contains the lyrics, "Better tell somebody / I'm an immigrant / When I jump that fence / I'm gon' get a Benz / Then I leave my tent / and I gon' be your foreign friend / I gon' be your foreign friend."

Last month, M.I.A. released the track "Boom ADD," which references the NFL's lawsuit against her over her one-finger salute during a group performance with Madonna at the Super Bowl XLVI Halftime Show. The organization has said her move marked a breach of her contract.

M.I.A. had in response to the suit released a YouTube video accusing the league of "massive corporation d--k shaking" for demanding $1.5 million from her for flipping the bird. She also called the issue "completely ridiculous" and said the production's cheerleaders were more offensive.